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l.6 Sticks to Mr.. MORRISON Is SHOWN by the IOl-
lowing report OF the Executive Board:
Our policy In this trouble neAns that NO wiz remain
true 10 tho order of knights az Labor
moving al corrupt onissE. from The order and mako I
managed by the people, Instead OF what Il js 1ow-an
order bosses and Antocra the Interest OF bosses
who wish TO ssu.h 9ls the spirit q liberty And
American peopls. and who ever willing 10 destroy
any district assembly or local that VIII NOS bow In
humble submission 10 their inAndAtea whether
nm: Or wrong We etAsys ,hs time ha;
al distCts and locals 10 Elbe In their might All wipe
FROM the order forever those Individual who claim
anye tie law and constitution ritual
AZ naasLt aud willing TO prostitute their ofreAl no
Atons tor self AKgFAndlEsment and cuntin uation in
OIce Let m6sTS stand true To the principles in
Waived viz, the rih to regulate our trade matters
and MANAGE or own dlAtTiol AtArS which y EuarAI,
lssd BY ths q our order AeanS; he dss
p0tEm OF HsnsTAl 0leara. Our naInbaEa wiz baAF
IN mind thai this u not matter that concerns p A. I'D
Aloas bot one that Tor The seed Of The whole otdsR
~ ": Ar a. ' iss:v 6 .. <
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GROWERS RIGHT-HAND MAN.
SOMETHING ABOUT cor. LAMONT AND
THE ToRK HE PERFORMS.

say,ur tho Administration Many n Mistake
a Terror to nores md . Geed.huusored
Diplomnt-His Great nnnucnce-Answer-
ing tho PrcsIdcncs Letters and Running
tho White House Machine Generally.
WASHINGTON Juno 11.-There Ia no man
living who exercises q greater power In tho nd
ministratlon OF tho affairs OF this Government,
scarcely excepting tho President himself, than
Daniel Lamont, and don't believe II you wero
to scratch tho whole population over you could
find one bettor qualified TO I'LL tho position no
holds. II Presidents Private Secretaries were
to be mado to order, Dan Lamont would mako
good model Ito Is cool. wary, md alert; ho
IL judicious. diplomatic, and deliberate; no is
patient, yet hc is prompt; no Gun put up with
smooth bore who must be tolerated no long as
anybody could, and lie can bounce out one who
neod not bo listened to, with skilful alacrity
A gentleman who was about tho Executive
Mansion ut Albany q good deal botwoon tho time
whom Cleveland was elected and innugurntod
tells me that no sat In the back parlor OF that
house, and Involuntary overheard convor-
sation between tho President elect and gen-
tleman who was very doaf very tedious. and
had tho best Of intentions. This adviser had
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vigorous. warfare against the club. standing
His exposure Of tho Home Club at the Cleve
land Convention was one Of the most sensn
tional incidents Of tho fight. Ho denounced 1t
Us m association Of corrupt mon. who had OBJ
tanned control OF the organization and were
running i likoIa mschine under "rnle or
ruin policy. Uc has since In speeches and
circulars repeated these charges; Tho schem1ers
We're accused by him OF smashing assemblies
TO get their representatives out OF the way, i
they were Impatient OF lictatIon, and Of all
sorts Of high-handed smiler proceedings. The
troubles between. 80 and 1876. in tho strikes at
Higgins, carpet factory. are attributed to the
Home Club. which runs the General Executive
Board and District Assembly 40 III well. Tho
latter District has mombers in the CARPET trade.
ments of labor. When 14G ordered q strike on
tho question Of tho discharge of help on ac-
ecoun,, o! ast.ity in the order tho menbers Of
In tho factory In support Of the coal handlers,
was being USED there, the Knights p 1875 pgid
no, attention to the commnnd. The troubles
workers from tho order Of Knights Of Labor
and the revocation Of their, charters by the
General Executive, Board But the ne, exnellsd
legal and void, and. claiming to be- still
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4 nights In COOS
Morrison and each
other. Their protests
against the action Of
their enemies will be
q lively feature Of the
Minneapolis conven-
ton noxt October.
AIR. Morrison's dis
ayowal Of member
ship In the Order OF
Improved Knights OF
Labor Is significant.
and is coupled with
tho declaration that
no Is still q member
Of the old order. ard
will go to Mianeap-
oils and make the
leaders, from Pow
derby down, wish that
hs were not in that
city. The way that
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ta,s and who denouncs the labor press that they can
not control.
In conclusion. we advise you TO stand true 20 each
other and tho great cause of labor and d. A. 100 viii
Of this trouble honorsd And loved by Its friends
and respected by It's enemies.
The bitterness OF the fight between the two
assemble will be realized when IL is remem-
bered that d. A. 40 was ACCUSED OF irving to
get its members into the mills BY On arrange
Among tho features In Mr.. Morrison's career
arc the OrRnn Izntion OF tho CARPET workers In
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suit itself, and not
giving satisfaction to
the body Of Knights.
Intimntions OF COR
rlptiOn among the
members OF this Ring
were plentiful, and
tho Home Clubs FIRST
mission was SUCCESS
full in RELOCATING to
back seuts oil Of the
officers thus at
tackled. Subsequent
~ Mr.. Morrison was
led to believe that tho
Homo Club clique,
succeeding In con-
troll. had stepped into
tho very m Q I h o d 8
com plain ed Of In
thoir predecessors.
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MASTER WORKMAN OF l26.
JOHN MORRISON AND HIS LIEUTENhNT5
AMONG THE CARPET WORKERS.

Tho History efthe Man wheus the Homo ciub
Fears and Hates-Thc Spirit that Moves
ID. A. 1aG-Morrison's Youthnii Aides
John Morrison, National Master Workman
OF District Assembly 126, X. Of L., is worker
in tho cause Of labor whose career In interest
Ing. District Assembly 126 has it's headuuar-
tors in New York. II is the central or9nniza-
ton OF nineteen local assemblies, which con-
troll $4,000 carpet workors, although the mem-
bershp OF the assemblies does not roach that
figure. Tho men and women thus organized
include laborers OF tho lowest grade In wages
paid and skilled mechanics in important posi-
lions with pay az high rs SO day. The men who
handle the wool from which tho ynrh Is made
and all others concerned in the manufacture,
sale, md evcn the laying Of the carpets arc
represented in tho assembly. Aside from the
interest attaching to him rs one OF the organ
izers OF this important wing Of the army OF H.
Dor Mr.. Morrison has tho further and to him
prouder distinction Of being one OF the princi-
pal factors In preserving the Independence OF
1875 from tho dictntion OF the autocrats OF the
Homo Club and of District Assembly 40. The
picture Of him printed hero is not an indtca-
ton Of his present appearance. 1t was taken
when his face was fuller and his form plnmper
than his nrduous labors and u touch OF malaria
permit them to be at present.
Mr. Morrison. though one OF tho most active
labor agiutors and organizers In the move
ment. has only lately become professional 10
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New York. 1onkcrs,
Amsterdam, Phila-
delphla,, nn nd other
management OF the
nine weeks' strike In
Higgins Mil, In 1898,
81 the six months
Youkers strike Of
1888. and q conspicu-
Gus part in the lead
ershlp Of the Henry
George campaign,
Ho was Chairman OF
the conference COM
mlttee that made the
nomination. but no
resigned In the inter-
est Of harmony to al.
low the election OF
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-15
Grand Junction ] GOALS,

Don't forget the Brick Hotel
while stopping over. 1t will give
you better lodgings for the money
han any house IN town.
T.C. Stewart ESQ. cf Whiteville
paced the halls Of the St0rew Ii this
week. He says the Midland is sure
70 pass through WhlCeviiie, If she
p sses'
Dir. 7. E. Prewitt Is showing his
usual get-up-and-2et by Immediate
" Lutt,ng into course Of erection q
new residence.
The boys weep and wall for the
presence Of bonnie maldehs to stu
the aching throb Ding of Their hearts.
Send us some girls We haint any
Remember: Our barber, G. W
Jones is at the 6tonewaIl. He sill
lliyiza yoJr face for. 10cts., or "shorI >
youl locks for 35cts.
MS S. F. Gardner wife Of the
Literary, Agricultural AMI D0mes :
tir L itor OF the Farming World, is
visltiting her brother Mr.. j. NJ
WelIons Of the Stonewall House.
Nj. John Gtinson is the Demo-
cratic and Prohibition ChamPion. As
an orator his wit flashes sharp, and
his logic Is hard as steel.
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Testimony OF aDrugelst

We are graf fed to report that Aaron
b ayder, living near this place, Il who
las been suffering with n severe case OF
lood Poison, is now well. lie was cured
by 8witt's .peeiGc. lie was blind, and
his body was covered with eating sores,
Ills suiIerings were intense, and he seemed
on the verge Of The sty4ian river, and
aad r>ale every preparation to go 10 that
bourne irosa VIII cuc4 10 lgaeeIer returns.
Ne furnished him with supply Of SwiiPs
Specific and he is now wei.
Truly yoHr-, 7. CAVES & Co.,
Druggists, Atlanta, texas, Set, 1850.
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MAXEY's, Ga, January, $50.
For twelve or fourteen years l have
been a great sullere f.om q terrible fO:m
of blood poison which ran into the secon-
Diary, and finally it was pronounced a
tertiary form. My head, face and shoul-
ders became almost mass of corruption
and finally the disease commenced eating
away my skull bones, l became 50 hor-
riblv reuulsive that for three years l alb
s0lutely refused to let people see me.
[ used large quantities ofmoSt noted Hood
remedies and applied to nearly all physi-
clans near ne, bat my condition contInu-
ed to grow wo rise, and all said that must
surely die. Ny bones became the seat Of
excruc;atinr aches ana pains ; my nights
were passed in misery; / was reduced in
flesh and strength; my kidneys were terri
Div derauged, and lie became 4 burden
10 me.
I CHANGED to see an advertisement Of
BIB, andf ent one dollar to w. c. Birch
more < Co, merchants of our place, AMI
they procured one b.ttle for me. 1t was
used with decided benefit and when eight
or ten bottles had been used ] was pro-
nounced sound and well.
Hundreds of scars can now be seen on
me, looking Ikea man who had been
burned and then restored. My case was
well known III Idl7 county, duu AoL Htc
benefit Of Others who may be similarly
affected, think it my duty to give the
facts to the public, and to extend my
heartfelt than ks for 50 valuable a remedy
| have been we'll over twelve months, and
no return OF the disease has occurred.
ROBERT WARD.
Maxey's, Ga, Jan, IS85.-We, the un-
signed know MIR, Robert Ward, and take
pleasure in saying that the facts above
stated by him are true, and that his was
one Of the worst cases Of Bio ID Poison We
ever knew In on county and he has been
cured by the Of B.B.B,-Botanic
/ Blood Balm.
\. +, Brightwell, Merchant
W. C4Birchm0re < ca, Merchan :.
J. II Brightwell, VI. u
John r. Hart,
w 3. Ddmpbell.
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Bargain in 3!usic.

THE Favorite Album OF Songs and
Ballads, containing thirty-two p-iees OF
choice and popular music full sheet mu-
sic size, witL complete words and muse
and piano accompaniment is finely prin-
ted upon heavy paper with very atrac-
tive cover, The following are the titles
of the songs and ballads contained N the
Favorite Album:-As I'd Nothing Else to
do. The Dear Old songs Of lone; Mother
Watch the Little feet; Oh. Iou Pretty
BIue-eyed Witch Blue Eyes: katy's Let
ter. The Passing Bal; Saw Eau kissing
Kate: Won't You Tell Me Why, Robin;
The Old Garden Gate: Down b. low the
Waving Linden; Faded Leave; All
Among the Summer Roses; Touch III
Harp Gently; Ny Pretty Louis; really
don't think / shall Marry; Dreaming ot
Home; The old Cottage Clock; Across thu
Sea; A Year ago; Bachelors Hall; Ruth
and I; Good Night: Oae Happy Year ago;
jennie in the Orchard; The Oil Barn
Gate; jacks Farewell; 7, H.; Whisper IN
tn twilight. This i a r. linz coLec
ton of real yocl gems, aal gotten up ia
very h1n3some style. Published "a t.e
usual way an boa .ht e, = Music tore,
these g pie, es would cost y3u SLID.
Xe bought lob lDt Of this alIsic ut a
great sacrifice and rs the holidays arc
D It, We desire to close oat our stock Al
onee. VIII send you the entire cOllec-
ton well wrapped AMI 20 tpaiI fJr only
- cts. md lmm .iiataiy.
/ Ad lrsss, fHE EXPIRE NEW co
Syra..lsc, New York
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Ittou *o cr pr,c5Inr pans on moving
tac We, or aunot bear bright ii.hj, and
tind your light wea and failing, you
sEould proc pity use Dr. J. II, siei.c-a'+
Strengthen ng Eve Salve. 25c per box.
Many go get that the haIr auj 7e.ly need
ciensia1. Extensive use 81 Ayers Hair
Nilor has proven that it Is TIE batt
, / ..tn-in agent for the hair-t4at =, pse-
vents dandruH and stimulates the lI.l.r 90
-,n5ycd growth
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Exposure to rough wea her, getting wet.
living in damp localities, are favorable TO
the contraction OF diseases Of the kidneys
and bladder. A5 preventive, AMI for
he cure OF all kidney AMI liv~r tr0n5ie
use that valuable remedy, Dr.. J. II. Ne
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Golden 09iaiou

have used your Specific ia q number
of cases IN tie last twelve months, alwaYs
.nd.ng good results, At preeent 1 haye
pitisn,, in my charge who h.,+ i cancer
/ AM treating him on Swift Specific 40 90
and believe it will effect q pesHan PIT cure
AMI can safely recommand2i it 10 the
public an being one Of the best blood
purifiers I have ever trie1.
VS.. GoLDE. BID
Tr,atise on Blood and sSiu Discas
mailsliree
The SSifts 5 ,eoiHoCo DTawye--.3, Allan
CT.
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Fresh German 3lillet Seed cheap
at Savage a. Emcrson's,

at Savage a. Emcrson's.
Don't fail 10 report the neVs in your
neiehborhood. Tbs 3 tllaun IS the
best weekly in the state, and to keep
up It's go,d reputation il must know
the news.
We have just re;eivel - large lot
OF Writing Paper, Envelopes, Pens,
Inks, Pencils. SC, sc, which we
viii sell cheaper than any house in
Bolivar, Try us.
Savage & Emerson.
Mr.. Tate Young leaves to-day
for st. Louis, whore he Will 60 into
business. We wish him success.
Ulle r the new management the
Bulletin will carry out all contracts
made by the former maua gement.
Those indebted to the retireing
management can settle with the
present manager.
CO to Savage a. Emerson for pure
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Seeds sc.
They keep the best.
Miss Amelia Dugan and Miss
Johnnie RIbblns of Jacks ln, came
down andf9ok part in the old folks
concert Tuesday night last.
Mrs. Il. Il. Brooks, of st Louis, is
visiting her mother Mrs. o. Il.
Polk.
Capt. r. H. Wood is on a visit to
his daughter in Middle Tennessee.
Miss. Mamie Robertson, Of White
vile was in town on Monday last.
Mr.. James Wood returned re-
turned home from Lexington KY,
where he has been taking course
in the Commercial College,
The Bulletin is on a boom. %
new subscribers this week. All
cash. A new broom sweeps clean.
There are six candidates for shor-
if' IN Hardeman, that's right gen
tleman?, the early bird gets the
worm,
The Midland route is like ball
suspended for motion whose dlrec
ton is to be determined by two op.
positely approaching magnots-the
stronger maget will decide the dr.
raction. Dollars or their equivo-
lentis the magnet.
Mrs. Lide Meriwethor will al
dress the cltizens of Bolivar and
vicinity, Friday night the ] 9TH and
Saturday the 10Th, at the Count
House IN Bolivar. A treat to all and
free 10 all.
II II. G. B. Simonton, Hon. Mr.
Riddick and Prof. w. A. H. Nc
Daniel have been appointed to ex-
anime applicants fer appointment
from the 10th Congressional district
to the u. S. Naval Academy ut
Annapolis. The Board will meet
IN Memphis Saturday. April 3Uth
10 examine. The examination will
begin mt the Custom House at H..
o'clock A. NJ.
The teachers of Hlrde man and
adjoining counties will hold an In
stituta at Toone; beginning the eve
ming, Of the 10Th, aud continuing
till the evening of the 18th. These
meetings are well attenei by our
people. They seem TO be GROWN .
more popular. Ii Is pointer show
ing which way public sentiment is
gong.
The Pharazyn Novelty, Concert
ana Speciality C3mpauy showed al
the Opera House last nign, to an
appreciative audience. They vii
also give an entertainment
ta,nighl and tomorrow nigh
The wonderful Cremluon Act, i.
which living human bcinI
burned 10 ashes in fuli view Of tn
auIieaes. me mystery of the Bar
mlse B tsSet, ant NASTY c,Aer Nyoa
dsu. h4s viii 10, p-riornsI. ral
81 aa excel elttrnPe aaI h1s ms
c.tFiet AJI3-s wl9ttv-r ], aa
L..
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Active, Pushing and Reliable

Savage y Emerson can always be relied
upon to carry in stock the purest and
best goo Il. and sustain the reputation OF
being active, pushing and reliable, by
recommending articles with well establish
81 merit and such as are popular. Hay
in- the agency for the celebrated Dr.
K:ng's NV Discovery for consam2,i IN
coils and coughs, VIII sci! lion a positive
euaran -. i wi. rely cure n ly.sa:F
eveIv sleetioa Of tlroat, iun@s or eiies.,
aad inarJsr to prove our sitii", w' -
Won to call and get TRIAL Bottle Free
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-15
NOTICE.

I will stand my horse GRAY
EAGLE, at my farm miles north
of Whiteville, the first four Cd Days
n the week and at FranklIn's Mil
the two last lays at $40 insurance
Care viii be taken, but If any acct
dent should occur | will not be re-
s?ousible-
A. H, KINNEY.
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H. S. GoLDE. 81 D.

P,s sic:ans prescribe ayer's ~afsapriiia
in CAGES Of scr5fula, an J 10 every form OF
chronic Gseass. because This medieipp.fs
safer to take, AMI Is more highly eoi's'h@ g
trated. than any cth-r .pr~ T-ifa6rns 'if
can alxays be depended p5ffia.' fi5e'tc'
hs.,.l ...,-i- ~ .a.ff1af7t sfaI
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-15

All who desire full !ntorm1tion about
the cause ami cure vi Blood Prisons,
Scrof,lla an 4 Serufulous Swel!jugs, Ulcers
Sores. Raeumatis m, Kidney Complaints,
G ,tarrh. etc. can secure BY mani, free,
copy Of our b page illustrated Book of
Wonders, filled with The most wonderful
AMI startling proof ever before known.
Address. BLOOD BALdCO.
n 4
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Far better than the harsh treatment Ct
medicines which horribly grippe thu patient
and destroy the coating Of the stomach.
DR.. J. II. McLean's Chills and Fever
Cue, by mild yet eG,ctive action viii
cure. Sol at so cents bottle.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-15

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Mr.. Tate Young leaves to~day
for st. Louis, where he Will 60 into
business. We wish him success,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-15

We have just reisivo q large lot
OF Writing Paper, Envelopes, Pens
Inks, Pencils SC, sc, which we
will sell cheaper thau any house in
Bolivar, Try us.
National Republican., 1887-11-07
Tho JuYenila TanlnIars.

In beautiful, rich, white casket banked
In flowers worked in q variety Of artistic
forms, the lifeless body Of little Louis
Bickford. the months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. johnson, was borne away yes
terday afternoon from the desolate home at
No. 1723 + street northwest to its aual rest
ing place in Rock Creek Cemetery. The
sad ceremonies were conducted by the Rev.
l.. Ii. Schneider, OF the German Lutheran
Church. The parlors and halls were
thropged by representatives, Of several
civic societies Of which the bereaved
father lie member. The tributes OF deep
sympathy for the afflicted father and mother
and two surviving sons were many and
varied. Among these was o beautiful
floral cradle, rendered by Messrs, Louis d.
Wine and W. G. Bickford, after whom the
deceased baby was named; large floral
Bible, with a dove standing upon branch
over 1t, gift from Hiram Lodge, No. 10, F.
and A. M, and beautiful star In flowers,
contributed by Star Of Hope Lodge, Of the
Members OF Star OF Hope Juvenile Tenn
pie, under the guidance of Superintendent
Bollinger and Assistant Superintendent
Mrs. Gruber and other members OF the
lodge, were present In large numbers,
wearing badges, and bearing IN their hands
floral tokens Of sympathy and affec ion.
Slower Zea, and Tony Richardson, Of the
Juvenile Temple, acted as pallbearers.
The scene at the house was solemn
and impressive In the highest degree. AS
an expression Of quick sympathy for the
afflicted family In their great grief. and
the kindly esteem In which its members
are held in civic society and social circles,
1t was strong, rich and deep, and must
give to the passing cloud OF darkness a
silver lining which shall lend its light long
after the night OF sorrow has passed.